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Terrible Towing pics thread
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Great White North Eh
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EAST BOUND AND DOWN………far East.
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He needs a TOAD behind that class A! Wasting tow capacity.
ClawSS
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That there is an R - V , Clark!
Rockcrawlindude
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Gotta love it
Rockcrawlindude
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Serious case of the Carolina Squat.
CdnHO
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Even a fool would know that tractor isn't loaded properly. Down the read, a spring or two or a transmission will send the needed message.
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Guess the second one is more of a recommendation?
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I have seen a neighbour do that.
Pasta4lnch
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Funny, yeah, but I've been one of those guys bouncing in the back of an S-10 pickup before. Much smaller boat but only 2WD too!
Pasta4lnch
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Honestly, I was waiting for the boat to drag the the whole rig in the drink! 
But there's always this approach...
Edit: Apparently, its a thing...
But there's always this approach...
Edit: Apparently, its a thing...
I once caught a rock almost this size flung out from a dually in front of me, it was like a slow motion picture this rock was coming at me, made a hole and almost went through my windshield.
This is why anyone that operates any kind of dual wheel truck or trailer that drives through a lot with rocks big enough to stick in between the tires, should stop just before or after exiting the lot to check for stuck rocks. I've done it many times and one time I found about a 3" rock stuck in the tires. That could end up being a pretty bad deal.